Friday, February 6, 2009

Answers to February 5 Questions

What was the tenth plague? death of the firstborn of every household (man and animal)

What did God say Pharaoh would do after the tenth plague? He would not only let Israel go from Egypt; he would drive them out

What did God tell the Israelites to request from the Egyptians? articles of gold and silver

According to 11:9, why did God harden Pharaoh’s heart? so God's wonders would be multiplied in Egypt

What kind of lamb was to be selected for Passover? a male lamb without blemish still in its first year

How was it to be cooked? the whole lamb roasted in fire

How was it to be eaten? with unleavened bread and bitter herbs; dressed ready to travel (waist belted, feet shod, staff in hand)

What should they do with the remainder? burn it up

What did God say they must do with the blood of the lamb? put the blood on the doorposts and lintel

What kind of bread did they eat on Passover week? unleavened bread

Who died in the tenth plague? all the firstborn among Egyptians and their animals

What limitations were placed on the Passover meal? no foreigner may eat it; it must not be taken out of the house; the bones must not be broken; on the first month, fourteenth day

What purpose did the Passover feast serve every year? a memorial of God delivering Israel out of slavery in Egypt and to remind them to keep God's law

How are the firstborn dedicated to God? they are given to God; donkeys are redeemed by a lamb; men are redeemed by a lamb

Why did Israel not go the shortest route to Canaan? They did not go through the land of the Philistines because they may become afraid of conflict and want to return to Egypt

How did God guide Israel on their travels? a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night

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